Sentence examples for made measures from inspiring English sources

But Edward A. Mallett, president of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, said the range and variety of sexual offenses made measures like the warning signs fundamentally unfair.

Each of the 3 negatives from which the Giant is made measured only 5x9 1/2.

For a while, Weather Service employees from Newark made measuring New York's snow an interstate exercise.

We made measuring patient wellbeing central to monitoring the effectiveness of the initiative and made this clear to all involved from the beginning.

Full-thickness incisional skin wounds were made, measured over time, and collected for histological analysis as described previously [24].

These pleiotropic defects made measuring the refractory period difficult.

That makes measures to boost competition in services all the more vital.

Why does the current political climate make measures that would help grow the economy non-starters?

The GOP amendments to the Trade Promotion Authority make measures to address climate change a poison pill for trade agreement approvals.

Since question format differed on these two surveys, recoding of some variables was conducted to make measures more consistent.

However, there is emerging evidence that psychometric properties of decision making measures substantially vary by illness and treatment variables [ 25].